ME LD2129

Prohibits courts from issuing orders or processes to enforce medical debt judgments through wage garnishment

Exempts a consumer's principal residence from liens, attachment, and execution when the underlying debt is medical debt

Bars debt collectors from initiating actions to place liens on a consumer's home or garnish wages to collect medical debt

Amends multiple sections of Maine law (Consumer Credit Code, exemptions statute, and debt collection regulations) to implement consistent protections across enforcement mechanisms

Defines "medical debt" by reference to existing Maine statute (Title 32, section 11002, subsection 7-A)